Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater
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Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern

Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater

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For your crocheting pleasure, I’m sharing a beautiful 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern—a classic turtleneck sweater crafted in Tunisian Crochet. This vintage design is perfect for crafters who appreciate timeless style and the satisfying texture of Afghan Stitch work.

🧶 Pattern Details

This pattern features:

  • A high turtleneck collar
  • Set-in sleeves
  • A smooth, structured silhouette characteristic of 1950s fashion.

Whether you’re crafting for a vintage-inspired wardrobe or looking to master Tunisian Crochet, this project is an excellent choice.

📏 Sizing

Directions are written for size 12.
Changes for sizes 14 and 16 are shown in parentheses.

🧵 Materials Needed

  • Bernat Larkspun yarn, 1 oz pull skeins: 16 (17-18) skeins
  • Susan Bates No. 5 Bone Afghan Hook
  • Steel Crochet Hook No. 2 (for finishing details)

📐 Gauge

7 stitches = 1 inch
10 rows = 1 inch in Afghan Stitch (Tunisian Simple Stitch)

 

Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater

 

Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater

Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater

 

Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern | Vintage Tunisian Crochet Turtleneck Sweater

Styling Tips

This pullover shines in soft pastels, classic creams, or even bold retro hues like teal and mustard. For a true 1950s look, pair it with a circle skirt and ballet flats. For modern wear, style it over high-waisted jeans or a wool pencil skirt.

🌿 Sustainable Crafting Tip

For a more eco-friendly garment, consider using natural fiber yarns such as organic cotton, alpaca blends, or recycled wool. This pattern is a perfect slow fashion project—create a handmade piece that lasts for years to come.

📥 Download the Free Pattern (PDF)

➡️ [Click here to download your Free 1950s Afghan Stitch Pullover Pattern PDF]

💬 Share Your Work!

I’d love to see your finished Afghan Stitch Pullovers. Tag me on Instagram @vintagepatternsdazespast or use the hashtag #AfghanStitchPullover and show off your retro creations!

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